visual studio 2010 - Detecting File Changes in TFS -


using source control explorer tfs in visual studio, there way detect local changes files (or new files in directory hierarchy) weren't first checked out?

we have highly disconnected setup @ current client whereby accessing tfs means being on specific vpn, breaks connections other things (such internal database servers , web access). time file needs modified need connect, check out, disconnect, leads feel derailing mental context switch developer (especially when working lot of files , not knowing ahead of time ones going need modified).

we can work locally , select "overwrite" time visual studio asks want various non-checked-out files. there way detect files have been changed (or @ least made writable) when want sync server?

or maybe i'm going wrong? backing step, what's ideal way work on solution that's bound disconnected tfs source control?

since david's suggested might work in comment, here instructions disabling remote gateway on vpn connection. (admittedly makes bit more of "superuser" answer, if question stackoverflow...)

  • open "network , sharing centre"
  • click "change adapter settings" (on left)
  • right-click vpn connection & select "properties"
  • on "networking" tab, select ip4 protocol ("internet protocol version 4") , click properties
  • click "advanced"
  • on "ip settings" tab, untick "use default gateway on remote network"
  • click "ok" on everything

i think have reconnect vpn take effect, stops routing all network traffic through vpn, , routes through stuff can't find on regaular connection. that'll mean can see both tfs , sql @ once!

good luck ;-)


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